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From Food Network and Galavision/Univision cooking star Ingrid Hoffmann comes a fresh, vibrant cookbook full of simple recipes with a Latin twist. Using bold, bright flavors, Ingrid brings her lively, modern take on classic cuisine to the everyday kitchen, turning any meal into a fiesta.Combining ingredients you know with fresh, exciting flavors that will make your taste buds dance, Ingrid's fast and easy recipes will have you, your family, and your guests living la vida delicioso in no time! Spice up any table with colorful, quick dishes • Rum Chica Rum Chicken• Caribbean Salmon with Mango-Veggie Salsa and Guava Barbecue Sauce• Easy Breezy Coconut Ceviche• Latina Lasagna• Golden Sunshine Quinoa SaladPacked with 125 tasty recipes, vivid color photographs shot in Ingrid’s hometown of Miami, fun sidebars, a handy shopping guide, and time-saving “chica tips,” Simply Delicioso will inspire you to whip up festive Latin fare for every meal.

If you're drawn to the human elements behind historic events, "Stauffmanberg: A Family History, 1905-1944" will surely resonate with you. It's not just a recount of an assassination attempt; it's a deep dive into the core of a family's unity against tyranny. It bridges personal convictions with the broader scope of World War II, making it an insightful read for anyone fascinated by moral courage in the face of oppressive power.

Imagine having a natural, side-effect-free remedy just a page flip away for those common daily ailments. That's what you find in "The Complete Herbs Sourcebook." David Hoffmann doesn't just compile a list; he educates on safe, effective use, bridging the ancient wisdom of herbalism with modern needs. It's almost like having a herbalist in your pocket, someone trusted whispering the secrets of nature's pharmacy. Whether it's a headache, a cold, or something more chronic, this book could be your go-to guide for herbal healing.

The Day I Became A Bird is a heart-warming story about a boy who goes to great lengths to get the attention of his crush, by dressing up as a bird. This book is perfect for young readers who have experienced their first crush and understand the lengths one can go to show their affection. The story teaches us that love has no limits and that we should be brave enough to follow our hearts, no matter how unconventional it may seem.